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Hey Bob, Thanks for the invitation, can I contribute anything when I come ? Pete

WOW ! Hey Spicy, Are you coming to the WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER RV PARK mudfest the end of this month in Dade County?

I recently towed my M185A3 with my M35A2 about 5 miles on pavement and did not exceed 22 MPH. Turns went well at that speed.

Hello phil2968, and what show is at Bellview?

Well Troopers, I just called the Park, and reserved an Rv for myself ! I got directions and I will be there Thursday with my M35A2 with BOMB HOIST ! Fuel station is only 2 miles away !

OK, and so far I got this address for my GPS, : WITHLACOOCHEE RIVER RV PARK, 39847 State Road 575, Dade County, 33523. And the park websight says it has RV hookups and a pavillion. Im getting closer guys !

By the way, what do we do about bathrooms?

I add Lucas motor oil additive to my engine oil, and it seems the engine runs quieter. I am confident that with the Lucas engine oil I am not in so much danger of dry starts, Especially with turbo bearings. I also add Lucas Hub oil to my differentials, transfer case, and transmission. I do...

it's a good wow, I hope to see your rig some day at an event...

Well today I gathered all my medium tow bar small parts into a 40MM box and grouped my wire ropes and chains to place in my new deuce storage job box installed behind the bomb hoist. I am scheduled to pullm ot a neighbors large palm tree and so I am bringing neverything Imown that could help.

wow !:-d

cant wait to see it !

May I suggest you Cancel the tattoo spicy; you can always paint your machine a different colr, but a tattoo is forever...

Ooweee !

welcome to you...

Hello dipstick, And the engine colant emperature is important. make sure it is at 180F at all times, and if your radiator thermostat isnt enough because of how cold it is outside, gert a radiator cover for your mchine. But be watchful with the cover, so that you do not overheat.

Thank you welldigger, and today I thought I would mount my chainfall on my bomn hoist. Working by myself left me with the attempt to take the chainfall apart from its sistered beam trolley. Why, All I have to do is take out those cotter pins and unscrew those giant castlenuts. Simple right...

Thanks for that thread clinto, and being a refrigeration mechanic, I am with the man who uses tubing benders, flaring tools, and hand swaging tools too, thank you...

I like to think that's why these machines are called STEEL SOLDIERS

Hi sigo, and it looks like your machnie is spray painted. Looks real good.